• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 55, Issue 4, 041010 (2018)
Jianshang Liao1、*, Liguo Wang1, and Siyuan Hao1
Author Affiliations
  • 1 College of Information and Communication Engineering, Harbin Engineering University, Harbin, Heilongjiang 150001, China
  • 1 School of Communication and Electronic Engineering, Qingdao University of Technology, Qingdao, Shandong 266520, China
  • 1 School of Rail Transit, Guangdong Communication Polytechnic, Guangzhou, Guangdong 510650, China
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    Jianshang Liao, Liguo Wang, Siyuan Hao. Hyperspectral Image Classification Method Based on Adaptive Manifold Filtering[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2018, 55(4): 041010 Copy Citation Text show less
    Original spectrum and filtering results of Indian Pines data sets. (a) 10th band; (b) 80th band; (c) 120th band; (d) 180th band
    Fig. 1. Original spectrum and filtering results of Indian Pines data sets. (a) 10th band; (b) 80th band; (c) 120th band; (d) 180th band
    Optimization for manifold filtering coefficient of Indian Pines data sets. (a) Spatial deviation coefficient σs; (b) range deviation coefficient σr
    Fig. 2. Optimization for manifold filtering coefficient of Indian Pines data sets. (a) Spatial deviation coefficient σs; (b) range deviation coefficient σr
    Flow of AMF-SVM
    Fig. 3. Flow of AMF-SVM
    Classification of Indian Pines data sets. (a) Ground truth; (b) SVM, OA is 80.93%; (c) SVM-PCA, OA is 80.46%; (d) GBF-SVM, OA is 82.82%; (e) BF-SVM, OA is 88.99%; (f) GDF-SVM, OA is 91.08%; (g) EPF-B-g, OA is 92.99%; (h) EPF-G-g, OA is 92.83%; (i) IFRF, OA is 93.64%; (j) AMF-SVM, OA is 95.16%
    Fig. 4. Classification of Indian Pines data sets. (a) Ground truth; (b) SVM, OA is 80.93%; (c) SVM-PCA, OA is 80.46%; (d) GBF-SVM, OA is 82.82%; (e) BF-SVM, OA is 88.99%; (f) GDF-SVM, OA is 91.08%; (g) EPF-B-g, OA is 92.99%; (h) EPF-G-g, OA is 92.83%; (i) IFRF, OA is 93.64%; (j) AMF-SVM, OA is 95.16%
    Classification for Pavia University. (a) Ground truth;(b) SVM, OA is 84.80%; (c) SVM-PCA, OA is 83.95%; (d) GBF-SVM, OA is 85.20%; (e) BF-SVM, OA is 89.03%; (f) GDF-SVM, OA is 94.20%; (g) EPF-B-g, OA is 91.29%; (h) EPF-G-g, OA is 91.68%; (i) IFRF, OA is 95.31%; (j) AMF-SVM, OA is 97.92%
    Fig. 5. Classification for Pavia University. (a) Ground truth;(b) SVM, OA is 84.80%; (c) SVM-PCA, OA is 83.95%; (d) GBF-SVM, OA is 85.20%; (e) BF-SVM, OA is 89.03%; (f) GDF-SVM, OA is 94.20%; (g) EPF-B-g, OA is 91.29%; (h) EPF-G-g, OA is 91.68%; (i) IFRF, OA is 95.31%; (j) AMF-SVM, OA is 97.92%
    Charts of OA and Kappa coefficient with different training samples. (a) Indian Pines; (b) Pavia University
    Fig. 6. Charts of OA and Kappa coefficient with different training samples. (a) Indian Pines; (b) Pavia University
    OA and Kappa coefficient for different classification methods. (a) 1% training sample for Indian Pins; (b) 0.1% training sample for Pavia University
    Fig. 7. OA and Kappa coefficient for different classification methods. (a) 1% training sample for Indian Pins; (b) 0.1% training sample for Pavia University
    Optimization for hyperspectral classification of adaptive manifold filtering. (a) Indian Pins; (b) Pavia University
    Fig. 8. Optimization for hyperspectral classification of adaptive manifold filtering. (a) Indian Pins; (b) Pavia University
    GroundtruthSumsampleNo.TrainsampleNo. /%TestsampleNo. /%SVM /%SVM-PCA /%GBF-SVM /%BF-SVM /%GDF-SVM /%EPF-B-g /%EPF-G-g /%IFRF /%AMF-SVM /%
    Alfalfa5479383.5778.8988.8391.8691.1095.5894.7891.3492.24
    Corn-no till143479371.5071.0876.4684.2887.2591.5791.3991.2396.95
    Corn-min till83479370.6372.0270.3888.9391.6787.3487.5484.6497.90
    Corn23479344.1941.4851.6157.9866.2162.5761.3986.2287.16
    Grass/pasture49779389.9089.1288.9692.2993.6095.4894.8293.9693.58
    Grass/trees74779394.7994.6395.1596.7996.8699.7999.5098.1097.40
    Grass/pasture-mowed2679353.9153.2766.5062.4564.3154.1962.8088.1376.67
    Hay-windrowed48979397.1696.1899.5698.3397.47100.0100.099.5899.16
    Oats2079346.9947.5275.9457.4662.4222.6939.3489.4794.07
    Soybeans-no till96879369.2968.2867.8983.0584.4187.5986.2187.1492.83
    Soybeans-min till246879385.1284.4386.8891.7093.6897.7197.5195.9698.51
    Soybeans-clean till61479379.4078.4174.9087.7190.0395.6795.8895.2496.58
    Wheat21279395.9896.5397.0097.3897.5899.9599.6099.3498.38
    Woods129479397.6797.9798.1998.0898.5999.9499.8198.8499.01
    Bldg-Grass-Tree38079345.9443.5968.5164.4274.8660.1661.2691.1678.77
    Stone-steeltowers9579376.4276.1671.1676.4281.8293.3597.7383.3782.04
    OA /%---80.9380.4682.8288.9991.0892.9992.8393.6296.16
    Kappa---78.1277.5880.2887.4189.8191.9691.7892.1195.62
    Table 1. Classification data statistics of Indian Pines data sets
    GroundtruthSumTrain /%Test /%SVM /%SVM-PCA /%GBF-SVM /%BF-SVM /%GDF-SVM /%EPF-B-g /%EPF-G-g /%IFRF /%AMF-SVM /%
    Asphalt664129887.8486.1988.7488.2394.9898.0797.4997.7098.68
    Meadows1864929895.8195.9996.1397.0398.3299.9899.9199.3499.79
    Gravel209929857.8748.7654.5165.0176.0772.6069.3986.6890.63
    Trees306429888.1785.0189.2191.9896.1991.8492.2692.7896.56
    Metalsheets134529898.3498.7298.8497.5498.3899.8599.9499.0299.40
    Soil502929854.3354.9656.2177.9188.3460.7460.3299.8697.59
    Bitumen133029864.6464.7965.8970.5082.8981.2786.3896.3795.12
    Bricks368229878.9779.4177.8880.1891.4398.4795.9573.1397.05
    Shadows94729889.3384.2990.6487.8293.3795.1393.2083.1094.49
    OA /%---84.8083.9685.2089.0394.2092.3291.9295.3198.17
    Kappa---79.4778.3180.0085.3492.2989.5789.0493.6797.57
    Table 2. Classification statistics of Pavia University data sets
    Indexn012345678
    Tree height2345678910
    Tree node371531631272555111023
    Indian PinesOA /%95.6195.6795.9795.6195.8096.1596.0496.1696.13
    Kappa94.9895.0595.3994.9995.2095.6195.4795.6295.58
    PaviaOA /%98.0298.1998.1498.2098.0898.1798.4098.2998.17
    Kappa97.3797.6097.5397.6297.4597.5897.8897.7397.57
    Table 3. Hyperspectral classification data statistics of adaptive manifold filtering
    Jianshang Liao, Liguo Wang, Siyuan Hao. Hyperspectral Image Classification Method Based on Adaptive Manifold Filtering[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2018, 55(4): 041010
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